Renegade GKEclipse Professional Soccer Goalie Gloves with Microbe-Guard (Sizes 6-12, Level 5) Pro-Tek Fingersaves & 4+3MM EXT Contact Grip | Goalkeeper Gloves for Elite Play | Based in The USA

I wanted to give you guys a review of the Renegade Eclipse Assault Gloves. Note, I have used the Eclipse Assault in daily practice sessions and two games on the Pro level over the last two weeks.Size: If you are used to, or have tried, the Fury series of the Renegade gloves then you should order the Eclipse gloves one size bigger. I used to wear the gloves of the Fury series in size 9 (without Fingersave), however, the Eclipse series fits perfectly in size 10. I prefer a glove that has a Negative Cut and I think that Renegade has done well with the Eclipse. As a reference for the sizes, in gloves from Adidas and Nike gloves I usually wear a size 10 as well and the size 10 Eclipse fits perfectly. 

Cut: Unlike their Fury Series, Renegade is using a Negative Cut for their Eclipse Series and I love it. So far, Renegade has been super consistent with their gloves. The Negative Cut makes the Eclipse more comfortable and they feel like a second skin around your hand.
Backhand: The backhand of the Eclipse gloves is a huge improvement compared to the Fury series. The breathaprene provides good air ventilation for your hands. People who are playing in temperatures of 85 degrees Fahrenheit or 30° Celsius (or higher) will treasure the backhand because it makes playing in the heat way more comfortable. Also, the molded rubber on the backhand provides great accuracy, but also good protection, whenever you are forced to punch the ball.Palm: For the palm of the Eclipse Series, Renegade uses a German EXT contact grip, which gives you an excellent grip and control over the ball. During the two weeks, I also had a few practices during the rain. A lot of gloves have the problem that they can’t keep their grip during rainy sessions. The Eclipse glove had no problems maintaining their grip no matter the weather. Something that surprised me was the durability of the palm. The palm of my Eclipse gloves still looks fantastic despite being two weeks old. Also, after two weeks they still have the same grip as of the first day. I have had other gloves from big-name companies that looked terrible after just one week. On the pictures, you will be able to see the gloves brand new and after being used for two weeks.Wrist: Another huge upgrade from the Fury Series. The strap feels comfortable and provides great stability for the wrist. Itself the entrance and the strap puller make it super easy to get into the glove without having to pull it like crazy. The Eclipse has probably one of the best entrances I have seen while maintaining a durable strap.

Overall, Renegade has made a big step into the professional level with their Eclipse series. The first two weeks with the Eclipse glove have been fantastic and I can’t find anything to complain about. The gloves have a wonderful grip, great durability, and they are very comfortable while providing great stability to your wrists. The glove is definitely worth their money and will make you feel like a professional without having to spend a lot of money.

Purchased for HS student use - practice and game. Two necessary = one for practice and one for game. High quality materials allowed for full season use.

Cut: "Evo-Negative Cut" - This is RGK's new negative cut, and it feels amazing! It's the very definition of "fits like a glove." Unlike RGK's traditional negative cut gloves, the Evo-negatives have some sort of tacky material on the sides (in-between the fingers) (I think it's called Breathapene?). Supposedly the material allows for ventilation while still keeping a solid material, which may help with control at the margins. Honestly, it sounds like magic, but maybe it's just tech I don't understand. Either way, they feel great on the inside as well! Also, there's no need to order a size bigger to fit these on - they slipped on with absolutely no struggle.The Grip: OK, here's the main reason why I wanted these. The grip (RGK calls it "German EXT Contact") is pro-level grip, and the Eclipse line is the only line they have which has this level grip. To be honest, RGK's Giga grip is already really good, and I've been perfectly happy with the gloves I have which have the Giga, but for the price that the Eclipse line are going at, there was no way I was going to turn down the chance to buy a pro-level grip glove at about half the price of a smilar-level Reusch or Nike glove! My main concern is how well they'll hold-up against the very abrasive older-generation turf I play on (plus I don't have the best diving technique). If they wear-out quickly, despite my best efforts to care for them, I'll update accordingly. Ultimately, for this price, it's low-risk/high-reward.Additional Note on Palm Design: New to RGK's design is the "Duratek" extended palm puller, which extends up into the bottom part of the palm (see pic), and has a ridged rubber. I assume this is to add more friction? The middle part of the extended puller is more Breathapene material to add more grip for when you miss catching the ball directly on your palms.Backhand - The knuckles are protected by these rubbery speed bumps, the material on the backhand feels like a wetsuit, and if you can't tell from the pic, the insignia is a raised rubber material. I'm not sure if the raised RGK insignia is a good thing/bad thing/no-thing, but at least it looks and feels cool.Comparison to other brands at this price point: There really is no comparison at THIS price point - and that's the biggest selling point, I think. From a quality/performance standpoint, the best comparison is probably the Reusch Pure Contact II G3 Fusion, or the Nike Vapor Grip 3, but those are selling for $100+ (and do they have a no-questions-asked 30-day return policy like RGK?). From a price standpoint, these gloves are selling at a sub-level quality price. Basically, if you swapped a Reusch/Nike/Adidas label on these gloves, they'd probably sell at $120.Bottom-line: For a Weekend Warrior such as myself, I have no reason to buy such amazing gloves, but at this price point, how could I turn down such an opportunity?P.S. RGK provides old-school, mom-and-pop shop level customer service, which nowadays is so rare and highly appreciated, and it's made me a loyal customer for life. When my kids' hands are big enough, they'll be shot-stopping in RGKs =)

My son has been wearing these for his high school and winter club seasons. He likes the gloves a lot and the grip has held up well but the finger saves are a little weak - almost all of them have broken.

I had bought these for a professional combine and I couldn’t have asked for a better glove. These fit well and were very snug and fingers and wrist. I used them through the three days of games that I had and didn’t have any wear. They are now showing some wear around the bottom of my palm after using them every Tuesday and Sunday for the next 3 weeks in game. They still have grip even though you can noticeably feel the difference it’s something you'll still be able to play with and feel confident with them on. Buying these over and over again when I need a new pair. Highly recommend.

I bought them as a gift for our grandson who plays competitive level and he is very happy with them.

I used to buy Adidas Fingersave gloves (I had more than 10 pairs). I decided to try the Renegade and I can confirm they are equal or better then the Adidas Gloves. They last longer too.

These are my second pair of identical gloves. The first pair of gloves had excellent grip and fit well, a bit heavier and hotter than some other gloves I have used in the past but overall excellent gloves for this price point. Unfortunately, the grip only lasted for 3 games. By the fourth game, the gloves lost their grip and started to tear apart. I hope that this second pair will last longer.

I train 5 times a week , only used them for two week they are holding up well. Good fit

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